Dare to Let Your Dreams Come True!
Welcome to Griffiths Racing.
We are proud of our reputation at Griffiths Racing as an innovative and successful stable.
Robbie's talent as a trainer, our dedicated team and outstanding facilities are just some of the reasons why Griffiths Racing is a sought after stable for race horse enthusiasts. Our philosophy is to vary our horses work program and ensure individual attention.
“I believe that being able to offer individual horses flexibility, along with our state of the art facilities at our Cranbourne Training Complex, gives our horses a great advantage where performance at a horses highest level is achieved.” – Robbie Griffiths, Trainer
Our love of thoroughbred horses and passion for racing is infectious and this is radiated throughout our community of owners.
Join us at Griffiths Racing. Together with our extensive training experience and reputation for success, DREAMS CAN COME TRUE.
Telephone Contact Details :
Stable Office 03 5995 2444
Robbie Griffiths 0418 349539
Reid Balfour 0400 595386
Robert Kingston 0418 369141
| Horse | Date | Race | Track | Fields/Form |
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| Mr Riggs | Feb 10, 2010 | 6 | Sandown - lakeside | Field/Form |
| Angry Cat | Feb 11, 2010 | 6 | Ballarat | Field/Form |
| Dante's Flame | Feb 11, 2010 | 2 | Ballarat | Field/Form |
| Pennycome Quick | Feb 11, 2010 | 5 | Ballarat | Field/Form |
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Feb 2, 2010
Four lovely Classic Sale yearlings Robbie had a good look at the yearlings at the Inglis Classic Sale last week and has purchased four lovely types... bay colt Dash For Cash - Desert Yarn (by Desert Prince): sire is proving a consistent source of winners and this fellow is the first foal produced by a daughter of the Gr.1 placed Zabeel mare Nahayan - dam of the stakes placed city winners Upper Echelon and Governance. This is an excellent New... » Full Story
Jan 29, 2010
Maitresse's Mornington Maiden Great to see the talented Maitresse break through for an impressive maiden victory at Mornington on Friday. A mare who has always displayed good ability, the four-year-old appreciated a rise in distance third up from a break and she pretty much won as she liked - having three lengths on her rivals at the line. Settling well off a hot pace, the bay cruised up to the leaders before the turn... » Full Story |
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